While the kids biz still faces some of its biggest challenges yet, CEO Agnes Augustin says helping producers and creators problem-solve is the fuel that fires the Fund.
At 20, the sci-fi channel’s expanding appeal has brought the specialty more viewers and homegrown hits.
Over 20 years, the specialty shifted its focus from educational to more populist programming, and the rest, as they say is…
From Playback magazine: In the final story in our multi-part tribute to Canada’s key specialty channels, we look back on 20 years of W Network. (Hockey Wives pictured.)
From Playback magazine: in our multi-part tribute to Canada’s key specialty channels, today we look back on 20 years of Bravo.
From Playback magazine: in our multi-part tribute to Canada’s key specialty channels, today we look back on 20 years of Slice. (Big Brother Canada pictured.)
From Playback magazine: In the first of a multi-part tribute to Canada’s key specialty channels, we look back on 20 years of Showcase.
When the CBC decides to throw a party, no effort is spared to make it a memorable one. Celebrating 50 years as a national broadcaster, the network is offering the public a wide panorama of events to participate in this September, ranging from a VIA-sponsored cross-country rail tour to kids-oriented heritage fairs to new media initiatives. Tuning In, a book depicting 50 years of CBC lore, will be published by McClelland and Stewart to coincide with the anniversary. From July 1 on, viewers are going to be encouraged to vote on their favorite CBC shows, with the winners being rebroadcast this fall.